Steins;Gate

Suzuha was practically the Deus ex Machina this episode. First, she just shows up and Okabe needs to stop WWIII. "No, fuck that" says Okabe, he just wanted to save Kurisu. "Oh by the way.." says Suzuha, stopping WWIII means saving Kurisu, hurray! Oop just kidding, you have to kill her once to really save her. I'm super serious this time. Of course, it made sense afterwords; what with Kurisu's father being a complete shit biter and all, but still.

how the polices did not find Okabe as the murderer as his future self and past self shouldn't have different DNA, fingerprints, etc. The scene should've provided enough evidences for him to be at least be considered as a suspect.

Oh how desperately I tried to find a video clip from Baccano, where my avatar (Vino/Claire Stanfield) takes a dude and proceeds to jam his various body parts into the railroad tracks from a moving train, finishing off with the face, I'll give you time to go find it before I continue........you see that? Pretty bad huh?

I would do things to Kurisu's dad that would make that shit look like the equivalent of the worlds best blowjob...ever.

Needless to reiterate, that fucker can suck a fat one!

It maybe publicized after his first failure, but if Okabe immediately time traveled back to save Kurisu, the killing would never happened completing the "circle" of past events.

And apparently Dr. Nakabachi's defection and time machine papers were more important than someone getting killed, since it cause WW3. Who knows, maybe the police were in the middle of an investigation but halted due to WW3.

And Honestly Do you think that Okabe will stop from his obssesion to save Kurisu just because he was being chased by police?

The fact that Okabe is the one that stabbed her, for some reason I tend to chuckle a bit now because I've seen scenes like this a little too often in some shows

(you can tell when the main character is about to fuck up simply by the way he totes the knife....you know, clasped in both hands like an idiot, and then begins to run. *facepalm*)

I guess I probably would have liked it a bit more if she was killed in a slightly different manner. Other than that, I thoroughly enjoyed this episode, now I'm just waiting to see how this last part plays out.

[font=verdana][color=green]Now, one thing that I think should be stressed is that, whenever Okabe sends a D-mail or uses the Time-loop machine, a new world line is formed. This does not mean that the event never occurred; all it means is that, in another world line, the event that they were trying to avoid did still happen, but it doesn't happen to the Okabe that we are following. For example, with the time-loop machine, when he was trying to save Mayuri, for every time he failed to save her and went back in time, his memories would go back in time to another Okabe, but the one we were following up until that point will still exist and Mayuri will still be dead.

However, the Makise Kurisu aspect is different from the other events that occurred throughout the series. For example, Luka really did change gender. Akiba really did become less moe etc. The reason why this event is different is because of the fact that the Okabe from 15 years in the future has told the Okabe, whose memories we are following, to fool his past self into believing that Makise Kurisu is dead. Without this event being here, no D-mail will ever be sent, and thus, no time-traveling will ever exist; therefore no story. Now, I've never played the VN before, but I personally believe that, at the very beginning of the series, that our Okabe was already fooled to begin with. Why? Because he has been told to fool his past self; thus it would be accurate to say that he had been fooled himself.

The term "This is the choice of Steins;Gate" plays a lot more into the story than merely an Okabe catchphrase. This whole scenario of time-traveling these three weeks didn't happen because Okabe wanted it to happen. It happened because Okabe was meant to go through all of this. Many Okabe's before him have gone through this, and so must he and many others behind him.

This is just like the situation with Kyon in Haruhi. In The Disappearance of Suzumiya Haruhi, Kyon travels back in time and acts in the shadows without his past self noticing. Similarly, when he is stabbed by Ryouko, another future self steps in to save his past self.
Similarly to what you have said with Okabe, many Kyons have gone also through the same situations.

Firstly, I'll start off with episode 24. The episode was good and it had a great ending. There isn't much else for me to say. XD

Overall, I loved this anime. The art and story was fantastic and it was nice to have internet meme references in it (or rather, the translators did?). It was saddening to have it end but there is plenty more good anime to go around! Perhaps I'll download and play the visual novel when it comes out for the PC (and is able to be torrented off of FAKKU or some other source).

Also, the music and time traveling/butterfly effect concepts were awesome as well!